diff --git a/book/01-introduction/sections/03-basics.asc b/book/01-introduction/sections/03-basics.asc
index f74184060c..c32ca9a7a1 100644
--- a/book/01-introduction/sections/03-basics.asc
+++ b/book/01-introduction/sections/03-basics.asc
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ This is one of the interesting things about Atom. Many of it's core features are
 
 Once you have a project open in Atom, you can easily find and open any file within that project.
 
-If you hit either `cmd-T` or `cmd-P`, the Fuzzy Finder dialog will pop up. This will let you quickly search for any file in any directory your project by typing parts of the path.
+If you hit `cmd-P`, the Fuzzy Finder dialog will pop up. This will let you quickly search for any file in any directory your project by typing parts of the path.
 
 .Opening files with the Fuzzy Finder
 image::images/finder.png[Open a project]
diff --git a/book/02-using-atom/sections/02-text.asc b/book/02-using-atom/sections/02-text.asc
index d480d2990e..6e6c0ee187 100644
--- a/book/02-using-atom/sections/02-text.asc
+++ b/book/02-using-atom/sections/02-text.asc
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ image::images/goto.png[Go to line]
 
 ==== Navigating by Symbols
 
-You can also jump around a little more informatively. To jump to a symbol such as a method definition, press `cmd-r`. This opens a list of all symbols in the current file, which you can fuzzy filter similarly to `cmd-t`. To search for symbols across your project, use `cmd-shift-r`.
+You can also jump around a little more informatively. To jump to a symbol such as a method definition, press `cmd-r`. This opens a list of all symbols in the current file, which you can fuzzy filter similarly to `cmd-p`. To search for symbols across your project, use `cmd-shift-r`.
 
 .Search by symbol across your project
 image::images/symbol.png[Search by symbol across your project]
diff --git a/book/02-using-atom/sections/04-git-markdown.asc b/book/02-using-atom/sections/04-git-markdown.asc
index 155734e81a..756928f92e 100644
--- a/book/02-using-atom/sections/04-git-markdown.asc
+++ b/book/02-using-atom/sections/04-git-markdown.asc
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ This command goes onto the undo stack so you can use `cmd-Z` afterwards to resto
 
 ==== Git status list
 
-Atom ships with the fuzzy-finder package which provides `cmd-T` to quickly open files in the project and `cmd-B` to jump to any open editor.
+Atom ships with the fuzzy-finder package which provides `cmd-P` to quickly open files in the project and `cmd-B` to jump to any open editor.
 
 The package also comes with `cmd-shift-B` which pops up a list of all the untracked and modified files in the project. These will be the same files that you would see on the command line if you ran git status.